Dehorner Electric Heavy Veterinary Tools Destroys the Horn Cell I Pack of 1 Pcs I SS Road Brass Tip Wooden Handle.

Description: This professional-grade electric dehorner is a heavy-duty veterinary instrument designed for the permanent removal of horn buds in livestock like calves and goats. By utilizing localized intense heat, the device cauterizes the horn-producing tissue (the horn cell), preventing future growth. It features a robust stainless steel (SS) rod for durability, a high-conductivity brass tip for efficient heat transfer, and an ergonomic wooden handle to protect the operator from heat during the procedure. Features: Heavy-Duty Construction: Built with a high-grade stainless-steel rod that resists corrosion and ensures long-term durability in farm environments. High-Conductivity Brass Tip: The specialized brass tip ensures rapid heating and maintains a consistent temperature for effective cauterization. Heat-Insulated Wooden Handle: Features a sturdy wooden grip that remains cool to the touch, providing comfort and safety for the user. Rapid Cell Destruction: Specifically designed to destroy the horn-producing cells quickly, minimizing stress and discomfort for the animal. Optimized Power Consumption: Engineered to reach the required surgical temperature efficiently without excessive power draw. Specification: Size: 10 inch Wire Length: 2 mtr. Tip Dia: 20 mm Tip Length: 25 mm Model No: SD-2 Size: 34 x 9 x 7 cm Weight (Approx.): 1.5 kg Applications: Oral Medication Administration: Safely holds the mouth open for the insertion of bolus guns, drenching tubes, or large pills. Gastric Intubation: Essential for passing a stomach tube to treat bloat (tympanitits) or for gastric lavage in cases of poisoning. Dental Floating: Provides a stable environment for filing sharp enamel points on the molars of horses and cattle. Oral Examination: Allows for a deep, visual and manual check of the tongue, palate, and throat for injuries or infections. Hardware Disease Retrieval: Used in conjunction with a magnetic retriever to remove ingested metal from the reticulum.